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Is a canal a lake, sea or ocean? And I bet there are some serious river crossings involved. It’s just a fun post. Relax and enjoy.I think you'd be pretty disappointed to have made it 2/3 of the way on a walk predicated on the idea of walking "without getting your feet wet in a lake, sea or ocean" to then just fall right into the Suez Canal.
Your comment about the Suez Canal made me first grin and then curious. If you click your way back to the guy who originally came up with this line you'll see that he calls it "the longest distance you can travel between two points in straight line without crossing any ocean or any major water bodies". He doesn't seem to be particularly interested in walkingI guess I didn't articulate it well. I wasn't trying to say that a canal is a lake, sea or ocean, more just pointing out the pointlessness of predicating a walk on avoiding certain water elements but including others. I'm plenty relaxed, don't worry. Do emojis help?
Your comment about the Suez Canal made me first grin and then curious. If you click your way back to the guy who originally came up with this line you'll see that he calls it "the longest distance you can travel between two points in straight line without crossing any ocean or any major water bodies". He doesn't seem to be particularly interested in walking.
This belongs in the "NOT a serious thread" thread but what is the longest long walk on a short pier that you can take without hitting sea, lake or water? I've got to know because people keep telling me to take one.
@HedaPNo idea why people would send me things like this or why I would feel the need to share it on this forum?...
“The longest straight line you can walk on earth without hitting sea, lake or water. (13,589 km / 8,443 miles)“.
http://bigthink.com/strange-maps/th...hina-to-liberia.amp?__twitter_impression=true
¡Buen camino grande!
@HedaP
For someone considering a long pilgrimage route, in the autumn of 2015 I met two Korean pilgrims in Emaus Albergue in Burgos who had bicycled from Korea. It took them 22 months. I don't know how long it would take to walk it.
No idea why people would send me things like this or why I would feel the need to share it on this forum?...
“The longest straight line you can walk on earth without hitting sea, lake or water. (13,589 km / 8,443 miles)“.
http://bigthink.com/strange-maps/th...hina-to-liberia.amp?__twitter_impression=true
¡Buen camino grande!
Apologies mate, just reread the quote in my original post and you are quite right about getting feet wet.I think you'd be pretty disappointed to have made it 2/3 of the way on a walk predicated on the idea of walking "without getting your feet wet in a lake, sea or ocean" to then just fall right into the Suez Canal.
Apologies mate, just reread the quote in my original post and you are quite right about getting feet wet.
Can I grab a cab into Greenville?No idea why people would send me things like this or why I would feel the need to share it on this forum?...
“The longest straight line you can walk on earth without hitting sea, lake or water. (13,589 km / 8,443 miles)“.
http://bigthink.com/strange-maps/th...hina-to-liberia.amp?__twitter_impression=true
¡Buen camino grande!
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